Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-01
SOCi0aY NOfDS.

SOciesy Notes.
Mrs. Cleveland accepted an invitation to spend
Tuesday evening with the Misses Markoe, OF the
State Department, but was prevented from going
when the time came. She went, however, last
evening" and met number OF the friends invited
In, and all enjoyed delightful time Mrs Cleve-
land took with her the young ladies who are
guests at the White House.
Mr.. Beden Noble, jr., and Miss Mamie Yulee
daughter OF the late senator Yulee, were married
yesterday afternoon, at the Church OF the Cove
nant at O'Clock. There were no ushers and no
bridesmaids. The bride was escorted up the aisle
by her brother, Mr.. Wycnffe Yulee. she wore
trained dress OF white silk null with train Of
lace. The high bodice was slightly opened in the
front and filled with Lace and the veil was OF point
lace fastened with orange blossoms, and she car
daughter Of Mrs. Reads: niece % Of the the
bride, preceded her up the aisle, carry
Ing a prayer book open at the fly leaf
null, and looked like rosy cherub. As they en-
tered, the surpliced choir OF St. Johns sang wed.
ding anthem. The groom met the bride at the
pulpit. The ceremony was performed by Dr. W.
A. Leonard, OF ST. Johns, who read the English
marriage service, and DR.. Strong, OF the Cove
was a very beautiful one; the pulpit was banked
with chrysanthemumS and smilax, and the font
was nlled with La France roses. In the vestibule
OF the church boxes OF cake tied with pink and
white ribbons were dispensed to those at the
church. Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Pollok, the Misses
West, Mr. and Mrs. Read DR.. and Mrs. Men OF Gin
cinnati, Miss Nellie Beckwith Mr.. and Mrs. John
Poor were among those in the church. The COM
pany proceeded TO Mrs. Reads house. on Connecti-
cut avenue, where collation. was served to some
thirty guests including friends from New York
Philadelphia and Boston, and in the evening Mr.
and Irs; Noble took an early train for the North.
They will go abroad shortly. where 1t is the inten-
tiOn OF Mr.. Noble TO Mt himself for the duties of an
English Church clergyman.
Justice and Mrs. Matthews invited q few friends
to dine with them last evening In honor OF the
Misses Rhinelander, OF New York. who return to
their home to-day after a most charming visit TO
the capital
The Chinese minister gave a state dinner OF
twenty-four covers last night, the second one in
honor Of the empress of China's birthday, The
table was decorated with a great foral plac0ue
made OF roses, American Beauties perle de Jardin
and nephetos, and red nd pink and white carna-
guests were CHIEF Justice Waite, Justice Blatch-
lord, Justice Gray, Senator John Sherman, Gen. E.
,I Beae senator SENATOR, Dolph Hon. Perry Belmont Mr..
w. Foster, Mr.. John w. Thompson, Minister Ro-
nero. the Hawaiian minister, Mr.. Carter the
lister, Mr. de Bownier the Chilian minister,
Mr.: Cana; MI; Bartlett, Mr.. Elemore, MI.
by caterer, all but the two native dishes Of
yen chei, sharks hn, and yen woir les nds d. Iron
dele, birds nests, which were made in the Iega-
tion.
Miss Marie Newman, daughter OF the late Dr. w.
9. H. Newman and Mr.. ]. w. G. Atkins, nephew OF
commissioner Atkins. were married last evening at
O'Clock at the residence OF the brides mother,
e40l Pennsylvania avenue. The bride is q recent
graduate OF the Georgetown Convent and a near
relative OF Cardinal Newman, Of England, q great
q Sir Wm Rider who is
aminer Of pensions and is a nephew Of senator
Harris. The bride wore a travelling costume Of
to match, trimmed with steel ornaments she
carried puritan roses and wore diamond earrings.
that We're the gift OF the groom. The ceremony
stephens church, assisted by the venerable presi-
dent OF the Georgetown College. The company
OF witnesses was small owing 70 the recent death
present were Mrs. Newcome, the brides mother,
IN dead black silk; Mr.and MrsR c. Gwynn. The
latter, the brides sister, wore black velvet court
and diamonds; DR.. H. NJ. Newman, Mr.. c. r. New.
man, Commissioner Atkins, senator Harris and
Ter OF the Attorney General; General and mrs. tp-
shaw, and Judge Newman, OF Burlington Iowa
The groom wore a travelling suit OF diagonal black
Eins started on their bridal tour, that Win Include
visits In New York, Canada and the old-time route
OF married lovers 70 Niagara. When they return
they Will reside at 2403 Pennsylvania avenue
Miss Sara Jacobs and Mr.. B. Frank Peters, OF the
Navy Department, were married last night at the
residence OF the BRIDES brother, Mr.. Joseph E
Jacobs Of the Secret Service. The bride wore q
mony was performed by DR.. Chester, OF the Metro
pontan Presbyterian Church, 4th street northeast.
Mr. and Mrs Peters did not 60 away for wedding
journey, 0ut drove TO their own house. S15 street
northeast, where they will In future reside
Secretary and Mra whitney drove with Mrs.
Stratford Drydale, OF England. and Miss Ferguson
over 70 Arlington yesterday afternoon. the Score
wagon. -
Avoiding took place this morning at St Domi-
MICS church after the 7-o'clock mass The cere-
gan The CO contractinS 3 parties All | were % Wm 4. Frey m
and Miss Salue E xeleher, both Of this city. Mr..
ana % Ma Erey VIII bold z reception q tnsdr homo.